Handwash Reminder Helps Prevent The Spread Of Viruses, Germs and Bacteria

Online, May 11, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Pratts Creative Ideas, LLC based in Kissimmee, Florida has invented a device that automatically reminds a person to "Please, don't forget to wash your hands". This device gets mounted on a bathroom ceiling and automatically detects an individual as they enter and says "Please, don't forget to wash your hands". The device resets itself in 30 seconds ready to capture the next person or the same person before they exit the bathroom. The prodcut is battery operated (3 AA) included and has volume control for residential and commercial applications, along with an on/off switch.
Pratts Creative Ideas, LLC will be attending INPEX, which is the largest invention show in America based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The company already has one on one meetings with some of the largest distributors in the world, with hope that they take on the product and help prevent the spread of viruses, germs and bacteria, which are mostly transfered by hand contact. The company want to further educate the public about the importance of hand sanitation and the effectiveness of their product.
"The most important way to prevent sickness, it to keep your hands clean. You hands can transfer viruses and so on. If you touch a door handle then rub your eye, chances are you might get sick. Hand sanitation is the first key to help prevent the spread of viruses, germs and bacteria. We also are seeking proud sponsors to join us in our efforts to prevent the spread of germs."
The product is being test piloted in schools, daycares, cruise ships and so on.